16
THE
CITIZEN
conflicting
dates
Other
organizations
interested
in
this
field
are
to
be
invited
to
send
delegates
A
Pot
Luck
Supper
and
film
show
will
be
held
in
the
Francois
ever
Numerous
French
con
concerns
¬
cerns
have
so
far
been
no
less
successful
here
than
their
Amer
lean
competitors
The
paper
compared
the
dif
differing
¬
fering
attitude
toward
American
and
French
competition
If
a
company
from
the
United
States
announces
it
will
enter
the
German
market
or
even
produce
its
products
here
a
strong
reaction
is
easy
to
pre
Thursday
November
24
1966
COMING
EVENTS
The
OORP
will
meet
at
8
pm
Monday
at
the
Elks
Hall
Gavel
Club
will
meet
at
C4D
pm
Monday
Room
308
Hotel
Simon
Fraser
For
reservations
phone
Mrs
R
J
Glendlnning
564
4152
The
local
Cerebral
Palsy
Chapter
will
meet
at
830
pm
Monday
at
the
home
of
Mrs
Trudy
Hanley
190
Qulnn
A
film
will
be
shown
All
interested
per
wlll
be
shown
All
Interested
persons
wellcome
Iota
Preceptor
Chapter
of
Beta
Sigma
Phi
will
meet
at
8
pm
Monday
at
the
home
of
Mrs
Roseann
Kelly
1012
Gillette
Burns
Lake
At
latest
report
Ed
Wiege
has
taken
over
the
lead
in
the
steel
head
derby
with
a
catch
weighing
15
lbs
C
12
ozs
taken
from
the
Morice
River
k
Mr
and
Mrs
C
Bergen
and
family
have
returned
from
Burn
aby
where
they
attended
the
mar
marriage
¬
riage
of
their
daughter
Carol
to
Mr
Brian
Pltzel
The
Tweedsmuir
Cavaliers
met
in
the
Elks
Hall
Burns
Lake
when
many
plans
for
the
future
were
discussed
The
members
were
pleased
to
hear
that
a
cat
will
be
avail
available
¬
able
to
push
through
an
access
road
into
the
club
grounds
in
the
spring
as
soon
as
a
right-of-way
can
be
laid
out
Clearing
and
building
were
dis
discussed
¬
cussed
at
some
length
It
is
hoped
to
construct
cor
ralls
bucking
chutes
and
a
gym
gymkhana
¬
khana
area
in
1907
with
barns
race
track
to
follow
as
soon
as
funds
are
available
Much
concern
was
shown
for
the
problem
of
dogs
running
in
packs
and
chasing
wild
game
It
was
felt
that
livestock
may
be
the
next
to
suffer
if
owners
do
not
confine
their
dogs
Future
plans
will
Include
an
inter
-
club
gathering
in
Burns
Lake
in
January
19G7
to
estab
establish
¬
lish
a
program
of
events
to
in
clude
the
area
from
Terrace
to
Prince
George
and
so
avoid
Blackburn
Community
Asso
Association
¬
ciation
will
hold
a
special
meet
in
t
at
7
pm
Monday
in
the
Blackburn
Hall
Tau
Chapter
will
meet
at
8
pm
Monday
at
the
home
of
Mrs
Barbara
Lancaster
2000
Central
KMT
Club
will
meet
at
8sl5
pm
Monday
at
the
home
of
Mrs
Joy
Hatherly
North
Nechako
Rd
This
will
be
the
last
meeting
until
January
For
further
infor
information
¬
mation
phone
5G4
2985
Prince
George
Land
Rangers
will
hold
a
door
-
to
door
coat
hanger
driver
in
the
city
on
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
evening
Irrilmrmk
Lake
hall
in
December
with
date
to
be
announced
A
door
prize
will
go
to
the
lucky
winner
Joe
Holder
reported
that
he
and
Mr
McKenzie
of
Prince
George
had
been
elected
direc
directors
¬
tors
for
the
Northern
area
when
they
attended
the
annual
Provin
Provincial
¬
cial
Fall
Fair
Association
Con
Convention
¬
vention
in
Vancouver
earlier
in
the
month
Thanks
to
the
time
and
money
given
so
willingly
to
help
make
the
recent
Box
Social
a
success
the
Nadina
Chapter
Order
of
the
Eastern
Star
were
able
to
send
a
chque
for
133
to
their
Grand
Chapter
for
deposit
tothe
Cancer
Research
Fund
Mrs
Kathy
Smith
Worthy
Ma
tron
of
Nadina
Chapter
was
speaking
on
behalf
of
herself
and
fellow
officers
and
members
Mrs
Smith
who
explained
that
Cancer
Research
is
the
major
project
of
the
OES
in
BritLh
Columbia
gave
some
interesting
facts
regarding
work
already
done
by
the
OES
in
this
field
These
include
raising
more
than
155000
for
research
since
the
Cancer
Fund
was
established
Authorization
for
the
expen
expenditure
¬
diture
this
year
of
27585
was
given
during
the
1966
Grand
Chapter
Session
in
Vancouver
The
Worthy
Matron
added
The
BC
Chapters
of
the
OES
also
organize
and
operate
Cancer
Dressing
Stations
where
during
the
past
few
years
about
six
mil
million
¬
lion
dressings
were
made
by
the
OES
volunteer
workers
repre
representing
¬
senting
approximately
850000
hours
devoted
to
this
labor
of
love
with
an
expenditure
of
180000
for
materials
US
Investment
Worries
Germans
FRANKFURT
AP
-
French
Investment
in
West
German
in
industry
¬
dustry
is
far
less
known
and
less
feared
than
American
in
investment
¬
vestment
the
Frankfurter
All
gemeine
reports
in
a
study
of
French
industry
in
West
Ger
Germany
¬
many
The
newspaper
credits
greater
French
acceptability
to
the
fact
that
French
companies
are
more
publicity
shy
call
less
at
tention
to
themselves
and
try
to
fit
Into
the
local
scene
ui
obstrusively
It
added
One
thing
is
certain
how
dict
In
the
industry
concerned
over
anxious
firms
will
be
pes
simistic
and
forecast
the
end
of
their
company
Buyers
will
be
delighted
at
the
idea
of
sharper
competition
Soon
the
trade
as
associations
¬
sociations
and
political
groups
will
start
warning
about
a
sell
out
of
local
industry
and
the
danger
of
excessive
foreign
in
investment
¬
vestment
But
if
a
French
company
announces
it
is
coming
into
the
German
market
and
probably
this
announcement
wouldnt
even
be
made
because
of
shyness
about
publicity
the
reaction
in
West
Germany
would
not
be
half
as
strong
The
newspaper
reported
that
American
firms
usually
open
their
branches
here
whether
an
assembly
plant
or
only
a
sales
office
with
fanfare
and
trumpets
The
president
of
the
company
comes
from
America
and
all
local
dignitaries
are
invited
Prince
George
Theatre
Workshop
Presents
Friday
Nov
25
8
pm
Saturday
Nov
26
7
and
930
pm
ADMISSION
-STUDENTS
75c
-
ADULTS
150
KING
GEORGE
V
AUDITORIUM
Prince
George
Electrical
So
Social
¬
cial
Club
will
hold
a
smorgas
smorgasbord
¬
bord
and
dance
at
8
pm
Satur
Saturday
¬
day
at
the
Hotel
Simon
Fraser
For
tickets
phone
503
0728
503
0153
or
564
6449
St
Marys
CWL
and
Sacred
Heart
CWL
will
Join
for
a
Day
of
Recollection
to
be
held
between
1
and
5
pm
Sunday
atst
Marys
Church
Hickory
Wing
SkiClubwlll
hold
a
ski
exchange
this
weekend
Sklis
for
exchange
will
be
ac
accepted
¬
cepted
at
the
Anglican
Parish
Hall
on
Fifth
between
830
and
1030
pm
Friday
and
the
sale
will
be
held
between
11
am
and
1
pm
Saturday
Donations
of
clothing
will
be
accepted
by
Connaught
Hill
Lutheran
Ladles
for
their
use
useable
¬
able
clothing
sale
which
will
be
held
between
10
am
and
12
noon
on
Saturday
in
the
church
base
basement
¬
ment
933
Patricia
Blvd
Phone
563
3153
or
564
4565
for
pick
pickup
¬
up
Prince
George
Theatre
Work
Workshop
¬
shop
will
present
The
Fantas
ticks
at
8
pm
Friday
and
7
and
930
pm
Saturday
at
KGV
Auditorium
Tickets
are
avail-
Cabbie
Doctors
Bananas
TORONTO
CP
John
Gerald
Benson
is
a
doctor
of
bananas
Sometimes
the
30-year-old
Toronto
cabbie
gets
a
call
at
3
am
to
hurry
over
to
the
CNR
freight
yards
and
stick
a
ther
thermometer
¬
mometer
into
a
bunch
of
ba
bananas
¬
nanas
He
packs
his
brown
leather
bag
with
flashlight
black
note
notebook
¬
book
and
two
silver
thermome
thermometers
¬
ters
hustles
over
to
the
yard
and
spears
one
or
two
of
the
yellow
fruits
If
the
banana
is
sick
he
pre
prescribes
¬
scribes
remedial
medicine
ice
blocks
to
bring
down
the
fever
or
alcohol
heaters
to
kill
the
chill
Bananas
depending
on
the
kind
have
to
be
kept
within
a
five
degree
range
usually
some
somewhere
¬
where
between
50
and
60
de
degrees
¬
grees
At
300
for
four
hours
of
ther
thermometer
¬
mometer
thrusting
a
month
Benson
is
the
official
banana
in
inspector
¬
spector
for
Standard
Fruit
and
Steamship
Co
of
New
Orleans
The
companys
bananas
are
shipped
from
Ecuador
to
points
around
the
globe
and
Benson
has
to
take
care
of
those
that
enter
Canada
through
Toronto
via
New
York
and
Buffalo
Bananas
needing
plenty
oi
mollycoddling
Benson
experi
experiences
¬
ences
the
plight
of
all
doctors
hes
on
call
seven
days
a
week
24
hours
a
day
Sometimes
the
cab
dispat
chers
voice
comes
through
his
car
radio
commanding
Car
431-
bananas
Keep
Tracks
Dry
To
keep
the
tracks
of
stall
shower
doors
clean
anddry
wipe
them
frequently
with
cotton
swabs
The
swabs
are
Just
the
right
size
to
reach
into
this
hard
-
to
-
set
lo
area
and
the
cotton
absorbs
all
moisture
able
at
the
City
Library
or
from
members
Prince
George
Art
Society
will
hold
an
exhibition
and
sale
of
paintings
between
10
am
and
10
pm
Friday
Saturday
and
Sunday
at
the
Inn
of
the
North
Sacred
Heart
CWL
will
hold
a
Christmas
rummage
sale
be
between
¬
tween
1
and
3
pm
Saturday
in
the
basement
of
the
church
The
Jaycettes
will
meet
at
8
pm
Today
at
the
home
of
Mrs
Maureen
Mitchell
1404
Laird
All
singers
are
invited
to
a
rehearsal
of
the
adult
choir
for
the
Christmas
festival
Prac
Practice
¬
tice
will
be
held
at
2pm
Sun
Sunday
¬
day
at
KGV
auditorium
A
meeting
will
be
held
at
830
pm
today
at
1943
Juniper
for
the
purpose
of
forming
an
Irish
Club
Interested
persons
are
invited
to
phone
563
3895
or
563
0778
Sigma
Chapter
will
hold
its
Christmas
bazaar
Friday
and
Saturday
at
the
Parkwood
Mall
Homecrafted
items
will
be
of
offered
¬
fered
for
sale
Prince
George
Light
Opera
Society
will
hold
its
annual
meet
meeting
¬
ing
at
8
pm
Thursday
at
the
home
of
Frances
Stewart
121
Nechako
Free
measles
vaccinations
will
be
provided
for
children
aged
one
to
five
inclusive
who
have
not
had
red
measles
and
who
are
not
ill
at
the
time
of
the
clinic
Times
are
Fort
St
James
United
Church
10
am
to
12
noon
Friday
and
Vander
hoof
Health
Centre
2
to
5
pm
F
riday
THURSDAY
Programming
same
as
Wed
Wednesday
¬
nesday
Till
215
215
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AND
PIECES
300
TAKE
THIRTY
330
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OF
NIGHT
400
COMMUNICATE
430
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530
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630
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730
KALEIDOSCOPE
800
THE
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900
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930
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1000
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215
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